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Dangerous Marine Organisms
Objectives:1. Identify dangerous marine organisms.2. Recognize types of wounds.3. Discuss treatment for injury.4. Describe the most common water activity hazards.
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Pre-SurveyPre-Survey
List all the things that you think could cause harm to you in the ocean.
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What do you think is What do you think is the most dangerous the most dangerous
organism?organism?
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Ocean Safety TipsOcean Safety Tips
NEVER swim alone. Wear sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses. Know your surroundings and know how to call
911. Know how to swim and never swim alone. Don't stick your hands or feet into any holes. Swim perpendicular to rip currents. Don't use drugs or alcohol. When in doubt, don't go out …. Or touch!
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1. Coral 1. Coral
– sharp sharp edges edges cause cutscause cuts
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–stinging stinging tentaclestentacles
2. Sea Anemone 2. Sea Anemone
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3. Cone Snail3. Cone Snail
– – poisonous dart-like poisonous dart-like mechanism near tipmechanism near tip
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4. Barracuda4. Barracuda
- sharp teeth- sharp teeth
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5. Moray Eel5. Moray Eel
- razor sharp - razor sharp teethteeth
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6. Needle Fish6. Needle Fish
• long, pointed long, pointed jaw and sharp jaw and sharp teethteeth
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7. Portuguese Man-of-War7. Portuguese Man-of-War
– – long, blue long, blue thread-like thread-like stinging tentaclesstinging tentacles
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8. Box Jellyfish8. Box Jellyfish
– – stinging tentaclesstinging tentacles
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9. Scorpion Fish9. Scorpion Fish
• poisonous spines on finspoisonous spines on fins
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11. Sea Urchin (Wana or Ina)11. Sea Urchin (Wana or Ina)
– – long, brittle, sharp spineslong, brittle, sharp spines
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12. Surgeonfish12. Surgeonfish
– – spine and spine and knife-like knife-like razors on tailrazors on tail
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13. 13. Squid or Octopus
– sharp beak
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14. Tube Snail14. Tube Snail
– – razor sharp razor sharp openingopening
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15. Fire/bristle worms15. Fire/bristle worms
– – bad stingbad sting
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16. Crown of Thorns16. Crown of Thorns
Sharp and Toxic spines
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Common Wounds and Common Wounds and TreatmentTreatment
Sunburn – aloe
Stings (anemone, man-o-war, jellyfish) – rinse wound with saltwater and apply ice; use vinegar and/or meat tenderizer
Stings (rays, scorpion fish, crown of thorns)- apply heat
Cuts and abrasions – clean wound, apply pressure, bandage
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Practice QuestionPractice Question
You should use vinegar when…a. Stung by a jellyfishb. Stung by a rayc. Stung by a portuguese-man-
o-ward. All of the abovee. Two of the above